Guides
Protect AI models, data, and systems
Test for behavioral risks in conversational AI
Mitigating risks and future trends
AppSec types, tools, and best practices
Automating dependency updates
Manage open source code
Keep source code safe
Improve transparency, security, and compliance
Pre-production scanning and runtime protection
Secure containerized applications
Back To Heartbleed. Three Years Later.
Explore the aftermath of Heartbleed, and the importance of managing open source components for security.
Dirty Cow Vulnerability Puts All Linux and Android Distributions at Risk
Learn about the Dirty Cow vulnerability impacting Linux and Android distributions. Find out who's affected, how to protect yourself.
Critical MySQL Database Vulnerability Puts Your Data at Risk
Critical MySQL database vulnerability puts your data at risk. Learn about its specifications, and steps for remediation and mitigation.
What You Don’t Know About Android Application Security…
Discover the latest in Android application security threats and solutions. Learn how to protect yourself and your users from potential risks.
Using Java? This is The Next Heartbleed You Should Be Worried About
Learn about the latest Java vulnerability that could be the next Heartbleed. Find out how to protect your Java-based applications.
Are All Bugs Shallow? Questioning Linus’s Law
Explore the questioning of Linus's Law in open source projects and the impact on vulnerabilities, & managing your open source components
Application Lifecycle Management — 5 Common Pitfalls to Avoid
Learn how to avoid common pitfalls in Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) to ensure project success.
The VMware open source lawsuit – and what it means for you
Learn about the VMware open source lawsuit and its implications for software developers. Understand the GPLv2 license requirements.
Source Code Analysis – For Safer Application Development
Discover the importance of Source Code Analysis for secure application development. Learn how SCA can detect vulnerabilities early in SDLC.
